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Live inaugural updates: 12 Army National Guard troops dropped from Capitol security mission, two for ties to right-wing militias - Vimarsana News

Live inaugural updates: 12 Army National Guard troops dropped from Capitol security mission, two for ties to right-wing militias

Adherents of the QAnon extremist ideology have indicated they plan to be in Washington for Joe Biden's inauguration, according to the FBI.

Source: msn.com
Live inaugural updates: 12 Army National Guard members reported dropped from Inauguration mission for ties to right-wing militias - Vimarsana News

Live inaugural updates: 12 Army National Guard members reported dropped from Inauguration mission for ties to right-wing militias

Adherents of the QAnon extremist ideology have indicated they plan to be in Washington for Joe Biden's inauguration, according to the FBI.

Source: msn.com
Poll: Most say police would've been harsher to a Black mob at Capitol - Vimarsana News

Poll: Most say police would've been harsher to a Black mob at Capitol

In a new USA TODAY/Suffolk Poll, 55% say the police response would have been harsher if the Capitol mob had been mostly Black rather than white.

If the Capitol mob had been Black? Most Americans say the police would have been harsher - Vimarsana News

If the Capitol mob had been Black? Most Americans say the police would have been harsher

In a new USA TODAY/Suffolk Poll, 55% say the police response would have been harsher if the Capitol mob had been mostly Black rather than white.

Source: msn.com
Trump presidency hurt democracy, violence feared at inauguration: poll - Vimarsana News

Trump presidency hurt democracy, violence feared at inauguration: poll

USA TODAY Most Americans are braced for violence at President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration Wednesday, a new USA TODAY/Suffolk Poll finds, amid an overwhelming consensus that the nation's democracy has been weakened since the last president was sworn in four years ago. The survey finds an anxious and embattled electorate, the divisions from the November election still raw. Two-thirds say the country is headed in the wrong direction, a double-digit jump since last month.  "It should be a happy time ... but I am very nervous and frightened," says Sandi Bethune, 71, a Democratic retiree from...